SoundPEATS Wireless Earbuds Hi-Res Audio with LDAC Codec, Air4 Lite Bluetooth 5.3, Semi-In-Ear Headphones, 6-Mic Noise Cancelling for Calls, 30-Hour Playtime, Multi-Point Connection

The SoundPEATS Air 4 little earbuds offer a compelling blend of affordability and impressive features. Here's a breakdown:Pros:* Excellent Sound Quality: Despite their compact size, these earbuds deliver surprisingly rich and balanced audio. Bass is punchy, mids are clear, and highs are crisp, making them enjoyable for various music genres.* Comfortable Fit: The ergonomic design and multiple ear tip sizes ensure a secure and comfortable fit for most users. They stay in place well during workouts and everyday activities.* Long Battery Life: The earbuds themselves offer a decent playtime, and the charging case provides ample power for multiple charges on the go. This makes them ideal for travel and extended use.* Noise Cancellation: The active noise cancellation (ANC) effectively blocks out ambient noise, allowing you to immerse yourself in your music or calls.* Value for Money: Considering their price, the SoundPEATS Air 4 little offer exceptional value. They deliver a premium audio experience without breaking the bank.Cons:* ANC Performance: While effective, the ANC might not be as strong as some higher-end models, especially in very noisy environments.* Call Quality: Call quality is decent, but can sometimes be affected by windy conditions.Overall:The SoundPEATS Air 4 little are highly recommended for budget-conscious audiophiles. They offer a fantastic combination of sound quality, comfort, and features, making them a strong contender in the competitive true wireless earbuds market.

I don't usually leave reviews but these Soundpeats Air4 Lite earbuds have blown me away with the quality and performance for the purchase price. On opening the box you can see these are a quallity product just by looking at and opening up the charging case. The Air4 lite buds are extremely easy to set up and pair with multiple bluetooth devices so are now working with my iPhone, Macbook Pro and Mac Mini all without having to continually disconnect which is a real pain in the backside. Next on the sound and fit performance. These buds sound as good as or even rival buds I've purchased from leading big name brands with very big price tags. The Soundpeats app lets you control and change the sound styles, increase bass and set your own equaliser very quickly and simply. The sound quality these buds achieve for the price ratio is unbelievable: clear crisp sound with plenty of deep bass (if required). The fit is also very comfortable, and I don't like the buds with the silicone ends so these are perfect for me. Why not give Soundpeats Air4 lites a try, and I don't think you'll be disappointed, and you'll save a packet in return.

As per the pictures, I have owned a few SoundPEATS; pictures are Air2, Air3 Pro; Air 4 LiteASTHETICS: As you can see, the Air4 Lite has a slightly bigger case than the Air3. This is a mixed blessing as it is slightly larger in the pocket, but less fiddly to use if you have big sausage-like fingers as I do. The buds are slightly easier to get out of the case with the Air4 too.FIT: You can see in the picture that the angle of the earpiece is more acute in the Air4 compared to the Air3. This gives a far more secure fit in the ear, and they are comfortable to wear for hours at a time.FUNCTION: the function (tapping) on all earphones here is pretty much the same. The Air3 Pro has the in-ear detection, which I always found as annoying as it was useful (Air4 Pro has this). For me the Lite is a better option. NOTE: the Air4 Pro has ANC, but in an open-ear device this is almost pointless.One thing that is really worth noting and can be seen in the pictures. The Air4 Lite case has a stronger hinge spring, so it will stay open when placed on the desk (the Air3 snaps shut). This means you can have the buds in the case being charged, but still connected. You can then just grab one when a call comes in.SOUND: sound quality is pretty good. Bass is not too punchy (because they are open ear they will be limited), but otherwise they are a fine set of headphones. If you want perfect music reproduction, you need to be looking at in-ear or over-ear headphones.PHONE CALLS/ZOOM: this is where they are a real surprise. The quality of the microphones is seriously good. I have recorded myself on a Zoom call using Air4 Lite, Logitech Webcam C920, and my Plantronics BlackWire Headset. The voice quality on the Air4 is massively better than the webcam and only slightly below that of the Plantronics. In a busy office environment, the background noise is well suppressed too.APP: This is where I had a problem. I installed the newer PeatsAudio app as recommended, and I spent ages trying to get the multi-connect to work. I'm pretty technical and I could not get the buds to connect to both my Windows laptop and Android phone. I was about to package them up to go back to Amazon, and tried the old SoundPeats app - this has a toggle in the options for "Dual Device Connection" - now they work like a dream.So, I'm dropping a star for the following reasons:1. The App really needs some development. At the time of writing the PeatsAudio app scores 1.6 on the Play Store.2. I would love an Air2 style case that makes it easier to extract the buds. The drop-in style of case is an unnecessary fiddle and leads to potential fumbles and drops.